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Pentagon selects Boeing for Navy attack fighters
The U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon) has selected Boeing to develop next-generation attack fighters for the U.S. Navy, with a contract valued at $20 billion. The goal is to replace the Super Hornet fleet starting next year. The new fighters will be manufactured under the "Air Superiority" program to enhance American combat capabilities, with the company continuing to develop multiple fighter models simultaneously. This is the second time Boeing has been chosen for this project during President Trump's administration, as it competes for a similar contract with Northrop Grumman, which has confirmed its submission of a sixth-generation fighter with high survivability in combat environments. Following the announcement, Boeing's shares increased by 2.4%, while Northrop Grumman's shares fell by 3.6%.
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